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Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by AlanSprouts » Fri Dec 21, 2012 4:21 pm

For me at the moment it has got to be those price tickets that are sticking like shite to an old army blanket on the prezzies I am trying to wrap. That and the cellophane wrappings for CD's and DVD's that need a welding torch to get the effers off.

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by JazzyM » Fri Dec 21, 2012 5:07 pm

Not being able to move in the traffic on all routes leading to from the town or a supermarket and leaving shops as quick as I entered cos the queues are crazy.

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Quakerz » Fri Dec 21, 2012 6:25 pm

AlanSprouts wrote:For me at the moment it has got to be those price tickets that are sticking like shite to an old army blanket on the prezzies I am trying to wrap. That and the cellophane wrappings for CD's and DVD's that need a welding torch to get the effers off.
What is an effer?
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Dn1 » Fri Dec 21, 2012 7:06 pm

The f***ing music :evil: Swear down every year it is over kill and it makes me want to pull my own teeth out with a set of pliers!

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by DIRTYDAVE » Fri Dec 21, 2012 7:40 pm

I once worked in a pub where over the Christmas period we played all the songs I got to boiling point one night and turned it off, people were not happy about it so put the tunes back on then one night in july I popped the CD in and started playing it. The locals we not happy. LOL

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by quakermass » Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:09 pm

I love Christmas but this year it's my turn to go to the wife's mothers for Christmas dinner. Her gravy is awful...looks like pale diarrhoea. Also both in laws are a bit boring so it won't be laugh a minute whilst I'm eating my below average meal this year.

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by AlanSprouts » Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:19 pm

Quakerz wrote:
AlanSprouts wrote:For me at the moment it has got to be those price tickets that are sticking like shite to an old army blanket on the prezzies I am trying to wrap. That and the cellophane wrappings for CD's and DVD's that need a welding torch to get the effers off.
What is an effer?
Agriculturally speaking it a young cow that has not calved.
Linguistically it is of course a fucker. :wave:

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Bogratsteve » Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:32 pm

The fact I've started with this sickness and shots bug tonight, twating fuck dogs that's my Xmas buggered

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by AndyPark » Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:55 pm

I love christmas, perfect time to spend time with all the family.

Stop moaning people and be merry :thumbup:

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by DL5 » Fri Dec 21, 2012 10:06 pm

Nutters that make a half arsed attempt to top themselves at christmas, sad and very annoying
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by charlie » Fri Dec 21, 2012 10:33 pm

i hate the whole thing. Never been a fan of xmas

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Spyman » Fri Dec 21, 2012 11:06 pm

People who try their hardest to be cynical and moan on about how they hate this and that. That's what I hate about Christmas.

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Re: Thing that

Post by Quakerz » Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:43 am

quakermass wrote:I love Christmas but this year it's my turn to go to the wife's mothers for Christmas dinner. Her gravy is awful...looks like pale diarrhoea. Also both in laws are a bit boring so it won't be laugh a minute whilst I'm eating my below average meal this year.
I know what you mean. Luckily I'm at my mams this year, who obviously knows how to cook, but last year we were at the mother in laws house - to say I wasn't impressed with the watery, bland, overdone, tasteless offerings would have been an understatement.
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Quakerz » Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:48 am

AlanSprouts wrote:
Quakerz wrote:
AlanSprouts wrote:For me at the moment it has got to be those price tickets that are sticking like shite to an old army blanket on the prezzies I am trying to wrap. That and the cellophane wrappings for CD's and DVD's that need a welding torch to get the effers off.
What is an effer?
Agriculturally speaking it a young cow that has not calved.
Linguistically it is of course a fucker. :wave:
Right, so you should have just said fucker, which is my point. You either think something is worthy of being labelled fucker or you don't.

It's just I remember a post from yourself a while back mentioning how swearing often annoyed you, was mostly unnecessary, and think of the children, and that you only swore rarely - which is all fair enough by the way. It just seems odd to see you describe something as an "effer" which we all know what it means, so why not just say the actual word if that's what you meant.
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Fatty eats roadkill » Sat Dec 22, 2012 2:23 pm

The hits who use sainsburys car park and nash off to town depriving me of spending my hard earned wedge on boosting sainsburys profits cos I can't get parked :evil:
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Lawman3 » Sat Dec 22, 2012 2:55 pm

I hate all the religious stuff.
And having to work when every other effer seems to be off.
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Hilly » Sat Dec 22, 2012 4:54 pm

Lawman3 wrote:I hate all the religious stuff.
And having to work when every other effer seems to be off.
Me and Quakerz will pray for you at Midnight Mass on Monday...

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Bogratsteve » Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:01 pm

lol only good service of the year Xmas eve mass, our old vicar used to go to the pub for 4 hours, take us all to the church for the service then back to the pub until the wee hours, some real pub singing going on at the church

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by RUMPLESTILTSKIN » Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:50 pm

Quakerz wrote:
AlanSprouts wrote:For me at the moment it has got to be those price tickets that are sticking like shite to an old army blanket on the prezzies I am trying to wrap. That and the cellophane wrappings for CD's and DVD's that need a welding torch to get the effers off.
What is an effer?[/quote

any swear word beginning with 'eff' :roll: :lol:
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Re: Thing that

Post by Quakerz » Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:55 pm

Hilly wrote:
Lawman3 wrote:I hate all the religious stuff.
And having to work when every other effer seems to be off.
Me and Quakerz will pray for you at Midnight Mass on Monday...

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Does anyone actually go to midnight mass these days apart from old grannies?

I can't think of anything I'd like to do less at midnight on Christmas Eve.

Church services (especially catholic ones) are mind numbingly boring. I'd honestly rather die than go to an "effing" church.
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Bogratsteve » Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:57 pm

never been to a catholic one but used to do the c of e ones as it was a family thing over 20 years ago, think they are actually quite popular still

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Quakerz » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:03 pm

I don't go and know nobody that does, so they can't be.
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Bogratsteve » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:05 pm

lol but you don't mix in the circles do you!! they would have crucified ya like that last guy who upset them....... he was born on Christmas day, fancy that

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Hilly » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:16 pm

I call it Midnight Mass but it's not really. It's just called the Christmas Eve service really.

The majority of people who go do tend to be the older generation, but at Christmas you get a lot of families who even it out. We'll be going on Christmas Eve and to the morning one.

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Bogratsteve » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:17 pm

True, do you get less at the Xmas day service than Xmas eve?

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Hilly » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:30 pm

Bogratsteve wrote:True, do you get less at the Xmas day service than Xmas eve?
It used to be pretty even but over the years people have tended to lean towards the Xmas Eve service just because there's so much to do on Xmas Day, especially those with young families.

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Re: Thing that

Post by Quakerz » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:45 pm

Hilly wrote:We'll be going on Christmas Eve and to the morning one.
Effin hell, that's hardcore.
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Post by DarloOnTheUp » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:54 pm

Hilly wrote:I call it Midnight Mass but it's not really. It's just called the Christmas Eve service really.

The majority of people who go do tend to be the older generation, but at Christmas you get a lot of families who even it out. We'll be going on Christmas Eve and to the morning one.

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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Bogratsteve » Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:54 pm

Since I moved from Darlo into the sticks I have found that attendance to the churches for key services i.e Harvest festival, Xmas Eve and Easter Sunday tends to be better attended than in the towns - This may be because of more community but certainly where i live is because the school (edit from church) is a religious based school and they obviously actively encourage the kids to go, they tend to sing and put on plays etc
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Re: Thing that "bug" you about Christmas

Post by Quakerz » Sat Dec 22, 2012 7:10 pm

Religious based schools should be shut.
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